Prince Andrew has installed a large mobile home on the Sandringham estate, adjacent to his new residence, Marsh Farm. The portable building was delivered on the back of a lorry on Monday morning and placed in the back garden, featuring white panelling and large windows with drawn blinds.
The mobile home is believed to be intended for use by his security staff, as Marsh Farm is significantly smaller than his previous home, Royal Lodge, and likely lacks spare accommodation. According to Hello! magazine, the structure will serve as staff quarters.
The delivery comes days after Andrew was spotted for the first time since his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in a public office, which occurred on his 66th birthday. He was seen walking his dogs near Marsh Farm on Saturday, accompanied by security.
Andrew was arrested in February following allegations linked to the release of files related to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. He has consistently denied any wrongdoing. Since his arrest, he has been staying at Wood Farm on the Sandringham estate.
Removal vans from Gander & White, an art logistics company with a royal warrant, have been spotted at Marsh Farm, believed to be transporting paintings. Boxes labelled 'HRH' were also seen being carried into the property, despite Andrew being stripped of his HRH title by the late Queen in 2022 and his prince and Duke of York titles by King Charles in October.
Marsh Farm has undergone extensive renovations, including the installation of TV and broadband by Sky engineers, extra security measures such as CCTV, and an extended no-fly zone over the property. The home is located approximately seven miles from Sandringham House.
